Recording Engineer, StudioPersonnel - KIDS SEE GHOSTS, MainArtist - Jeremy Nutzman, ComposerLyricist - Anthony James Warren Rabiola, ComposerLyricist Recording Engineer, StudioPersonnel - Zack Djurich, Engineer, StudioPersonnel - Sean Solymar, Assistant Mixer, Asst. Sullivan, Engineer, StudioPersonnel - Francis and the Lights, Producer, Additional Producer - Jenna Felsenthal, Asst. Mike Dean, Producer, Mixer, Engineer, Co-Producer, StudioPersonnel, ComposerLyricist - Terrence Thornton, ComposerLyricist - Scott Mescudi, ComposerLyricist - Cashmere, Producer, Additional Producer - Benjamin Levin, ComposerLyricist - Benny Blanco, Producer, Co-Producer - Kanye West, Producer, ComposerLyricist - Andrew Dawson, Engineer, StudioPersonnel - Noah Goldstein, Producer, Engineer, Additional Producer, StudioPersonnel - Pusha T, FeaturedArtist - Plain Pat, Producer, Additional Producer - Justin Vernon, Producer, Additional Producer - Evan Mast, Producer, Additional Producer, ComposerLyricist - Jess Jackson, Mixer, StudioPersonnel - Tom Kahre, Engineer, StudioPersonnel - Mike Malchicoff, Engineer, StudioPersonnel - William J. Between the invocation of destruction and the journal of a rebirth, the symbiosis of Kanye West and Kid Cudi’s contradictions is complete, for what can be considered as one of the very best projects of their respective discographies. Between horror and awe, musical Yōkais fly through the air, providing with Freeee a great sequel to the epic breath of Ye’s Ghost Town. With great restraint on the eponymous track, Mos Def drops his best interpretation in years, and Kurt Cobain lends his depressive guitar chords for the very last notes of the project. To start things off, Pusha T breaks the earth open with Feel The Love, a fault from which all the ghosts of the two teenagers of American rap music escape. Kanye raps like a madman on each track, and Cudi shrouds with his ample yet febrile voice the production’s flights, a mix of wild folk rock, tribal drums and youthful freedom. Featuring seven tracks like all the projects of this series, the two damaged artists face their demons, experimenting with their melancholy to shape it into an ironclad raw material.
And it’s from this darkness that the light of Kids See Ghosts emerged. Edgy and sensitive, they both went through tough times and despair, sprinkled with some self-destructive tendencies. With the impact of 808 & Heartbreak in mind, this all-out semi-long format feels natural, as the personalities of both artists converge. Music announced a blockbuster summer, Kanye West & Kid Cudi’s joint album has generated tremendous expectations. Buy the album Starting at $6.19Įver since G.O.O.D. Read Cudi’s full Esquire interview here and catch up on all the lyrics to KIDS SEE GHOSTS on Genius now.Purchase and download this album in a wide variety of formats depending on your needs. During the Esquire interview, he also spoke about how working with Travis changed the sound of his music. You still have more work to do here.’”Ĭudi is expected to drop his next solo album, Entergalactic in 2021, and is also working on a joint project with Travis Scott. Ain’t no telling how long it’s going to last.’ …Whenever we feel like we’ve seen it all in life, or there’s nothing more to do, God tells you, ‘Yo, you’re not done here. I was always just like, ‘Work, work, work, work, work. “I don’t think I knew how to pace myself before. “I’m really learning the art of pacing myself,” he said. The Cleveland MC, who has dropped a handful of singles since KSG but no album of his own, said that he’s still learning to work at his own pace after spending years dropping albums almost every year. KIDS SEE GHOSTS spawned a pair of Gold-certified singles ( “Feel the Love” and “4th Dimension”) and one Platinum track ( “Reborn”). “That kind of brought me back… Coming from 2016, it was like hell. “I felt a little bit more confident because I had my friend lifting me up,” he said. I didn’t know if I had it in me anytime soon.” Reuniting with Kanye, however, helped him regain his confidence. Cudi told Esquire that he “didn’t know when I would do another solo.
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